The Washington Post Aug. 3, 2018 A small-town couple left behind a stolen painting worth over $100 million — and a big mystery Willem de Kooning's "Woman-Ochre" was stolen from the UA Museum of Art in 1985 and was recovered as part of an estate sale in August 2017 in New Mexico.
The New York Times Aug. 2, 2018 Bodies keep shrinking on this island, and scientists aren't sure why Ryan Gutenkunst, a biologist at the UA, discusses a new study that has found that the Indonesian island of Flores has given rise to smaller hominins, humans and elephants.
The EvoLLLution Aug. 2, 2018 Small changes, large rewards: How individualized emails increase classroom performance The UA's Zoë Cohen writes about her successes in identifying struggling students and sending them personalized emails encouraging action and providing support.
The Columbus Dispatch Aug. 2, 2018 Russell Toomey: Proposed law would harm children with gender issues The UA's Russell Toomey writes that proposed legislation in Ohio would make it more difficult for transgender, gender-diverse and questioning youth to receive support.
The Arizona Republic Aug. 1, 2018 Who stole the $100M masterpiece? Clues emerge in year since recovery of Willem de Kooning painting Willem de Kooning's "Woman-Ochre" was stolen from the UA Museum of Art in 1985 and was recovered as part of an estate sale in August 2017 in New Mexico.
Arizona Daily Star July 31, 2018 UA Cooperative Extension in Cochise County receives $2 million grant UA Cooperative Extension's Cochise County office has received a $2 million grant for the "Building Healthy Communities" project.
Telegraph July 30, 2018 Lavender is the secret to keeping a horse calm, scientists find UA research recently published in the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science found significant signs of stress reduction in horses that inhaled lavender from a diffuser.
Arizona Public Media July 30, 2018 UA President Robbins talks Title IX reform, boosting academic performance UA President Robert C. Robbins discusses how he plans to improve academic success among students.
Los Angeles Times July 29, 2018 Trevor Hoffman becomes first Arizona Wildcat inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Trevor Hoffman was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, becoming the first UA baseball player enshrined in Cooperstown.
The Washington Post July 29, 2018 Professor works with residents to test for pollution Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta, an assistant professor at the UA College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, created Project Harvest, a five-year citizen science program.
